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A THLOPHORU0 FOR RHEUMATIaM.
Heartless Cruelty

II 10 To deiude poor sufferer into the belief that
some worthless liniment will cure rheumatism
and neuralgia. Honesty IL the best policy In
the manufacture OF proprietary articlcs ~ in all
other matters, and the fact that the prpprtetor
Of Athlophcros have never claimed tor II even
all its merit would warrant has not q little ~ do
with Its wonderful popularity. and the thou.
sands of grateful testimonials received by them
show that their policy has been wise - we'll -
right.
Experience has amply demonstrated that
mere outward applications are worthless. The
disease has its seat in the blood. and any remedy
to be successful must deal with the obstructive
acid which poisons ana tniames II.
Athlophor>s acts on the blood. muscles and
joints directly. 1t takes the poison out Of the
blood and carries II out OF the system II inv'g.
CRATES the action Of the muscles and limbers the
stiffness OF the joints. 1t reaches the iliver and
htdneys cleansing them from Irritating sub
stances, and. II followed up after the rheumatic
conditions cease. 1t will restore these organs TO
regularity and health.
wssr CHAzv, n. Y, Aug. 10. lssS.
Yours Of August II, Is at hand, and in reply
would say that Athlophoros proved the most
effectuA remedy for neural gis in the case of my
son that ever used. After using half bottle
he was not troubled any more for six months.
HENKY HARRIS.
MT. fLEAsANr. PA, Aug. 10, 1875.
am thankful that tried Athlophoros. l had
rheumatism seven years. part Of the time could
not move but to day am we'll and hearty. I
write this hoping some other sufferer may try
1t. w.s. FILMING.
Every druggist should keep Athlophorus and
Athlophorus Pills, but where they cannot 10
bought Of the druggist the Athlophoroe Co., No.
liz all street. New York. viii send either (car.
r1age paid) on receipt Of regular prizes, which
10 LOO per bottle for Athlophoros and SIC. for
Pulls.
For liver and kidney diseases. dyspepsia. in.
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The Impsnding Dangsr,

-. the recent statistics Of the number of deaths
LION. This disease may commence with an sD.
parenuS harmless cough which can be cured in.
S.anuy ~ kemps Balsam for the Throat and
siI @ wnich Is guaranteed to cure and relievo
FOR ssis hv hriGS ~ cents and o.. TRIAL sSss free
Horth Queen street Al !sS
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To Iovsstissss Pscific ks,irosda.

The president Saturday evening appointed
- commissioners to investigate the affairs of
the Pacific railroads under the oct psssed bv
the lest Congress Robert T.. Psttison. Of
Pennsylvania; z. Ellery Anderson, Of New
YORK, and David Littlsr of Illinois lhe
commissioners are to receive salary OF $50
month each.
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a GOOD WNa.

Thine bs life made bright with hope.
life al goodness teaching;
Ante. while psssing DER the earth,
Beyond the stars outyeschins.
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The best and cheapest in the world. DR. Bull g
Cough syrup costs you only Is cents q bottle.
Mr. Charles schreiner. Foreman of a large
Meat House in Baltimore. Md. says. salvation
on acts like magic on a sprained wrist" Price
Is cents.
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Two earthquake shocks were felt on Sun.
day in Burlington, Vermont 1t Was prob.
ably due to the political rumbling that has
been going on in Rhode island.
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DR. HAEsLsR WoRn sYRUP, Purely yeReta ble
pleasant to take, will expel worms II any exist
no purgstive required altar using. Price, q
cents. by all druggists. bs-3md n war
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The world IL moving. Joseph Smith,
president OF the Church OF Latter Day Saints,
preached Q sermon against polygsmy in kirt-
land, Ohio ON Sunday.
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AGREAT DISCOVERY,

The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen.
tury Is DR.. Leslie's special Prescription for sick
headache, which Is the discovery OF an eminent
physician and used by him for over thirty year,
before giving 1t TO the public, and 1t stands TO-
day without rival. Read advertisement in
another column.
COUGH, WhOOPING COUGH and Bronchttis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure SOLD BY
b. Cochran. druggist, Nos. l7 and lS9 North
Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa (N
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You are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are
ndgety, nervous. and generally out Of sorts, and
want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimu.
lants. spring medicines, or bitters, which have
Tor their basis very cheap bad whisky, and
which stimulate You tor An hour, and then leave
you In worse condition than before. W hat you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action OF Liver and Kidneys re-
store your vitality. and give renewed health and
strength Such medicine you will Ind in Elec-
trio Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle at II. B.
Cochrans Drug store, l37 and lS9 North Queen
street. Lancaster, Pa. (9
THA ACKlNG COUGH can be so Quickly
cured by shilohs Cure. We guarantee II. Sold
BY h. b. Cochran druggist, Nos. l37 and l39 North
Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa. IN
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b0okioa's Asnse> s.,va-

Ths Best salys in the world Sor Cuta. Rrui,s.
S0res. U!cers salt kheum, Fever 6orSs. Tettaf'
arultons, and positivsly cures Pilss, OF % no % pax
ssSaireo; 4 y Y suasanteed 70 Gtys perfect sstiS.
sSS ~ 81 90 saae q =: = 4oeo.aa: Drp61st u
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ayes, had q very narrow escape" said
prominent citizen to friend: ~ was confined
for consumptive's grave, unln began using
kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, and
here am, SOUND and hearty" Price 6c. and
q. For sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37,
North Quecn street. Lancaster.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shilOhs Cure Is the remedy for
You. sold by II. h. Cochran, druggist, Nos l37
ana lS North Queen St.. Lancaster. Pa. (2
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PRETrIER than the Easter bonnet: The
pretty girl who wears It
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SHlLOH'S COUGH ana Consumption Cure
Is sold by US on guarsntee 1t cures Con
sumption. cold by q. Cochran, druggist,
Nos. l57 and las North Queen St, Lancaster,
Pa t3l
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S1Uw1in6 u Hsshags crine turks b.
hlnd tAh occurrNocs. Why b Il not probed
70 the bottom ? Coroner Honaman has
The floor.
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VIZ OMEN NEEDING RENEWED
w strength. or suffering from innrmities
peculiar to their sex, should try
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PUPTURE-CURE GUARANTEED BY
~ Dr. j B. Mayer. s3l Arch street, Philsdsi.
phia, "a Ease At once. No operation or buai-
ness delay. Thousands Of cures At Keystone
House, Reading. Pa. % Saturday OF each month.
Send for circulars. Advice tres. marialvd
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VIRGINIA HEWS.


a creamery has been started at Markham
Station.
Capt. A. J. Bilisoly. of Norfolk, fer many
years conductor on the Seaboard and Roam
oke railroad, died in Baltimore yesterday.
Police Justice Hunter Saunders, Of Nor
folk, died yesterday at st. Yncent's Hoa-
pital, in that city, of crysipess, aged As
years
Governor Lee yesterday issued requisi-
ton on the authorities of Massachusetts for
]. F. Oates, who is charged in Norfolk with
grand larceny.
A. d. Morrison, one of the Oldest aud
most widely known citizens Of Rock bridge,
attempted suicide yesterday by cutting his
throat with razor and shoe knife.
The Upshur guano property, at Norfolk,
with water front of 427 feet and a depth
of l ,127 feet, with pier, &c. has beer pur
chased by George w. Graillin for SIG 400
The citizens of Danv,le have peiiiioneG
the Postmaster General for the extension Of
the free delivery service ct that place. An
inspector has been ordered there for the ne
,cessary inspection.
Edward A. Levy, who is under indict-
ment in Richmond for feloniously stabbing
Winfield Scott with intent 10 kill, was ar
rested in Baltimore yesterday. An officer
left Richmond last night for Baltimore with
the necessary papers for the prisoner.
Milton Bowman, coored. aud Lee Miller,
white, had difficulty yesterday morning at
Liberty, Bedford county, about dog, when
Miller drew his pistol and shot and killed
Bowman. A warrant has been issued for
Miller, but he has not yet been arrested.
A deed of bargain and sale was recorded
in the Chancery Court of Richmond yester
day from 7. Seldom Bruce and wife to the
Vulcan Iron Works Company for the
grounds, buildings, machinery, engines. &c,
at the southwest corner of Seventh and
Byrd streets. Price, $4,000.
Yesterday morning negro man named
Will White, employed in the saw mill ofthe
Frey Bros, Berkely, while adjusting belt,
was caught by the machinery and in IN in
slant was carried around the shaft. His left
arm was torn from the socket one leg
broken and his body bruised in many places.
On the Dist of last March, near Orean,
Fauquier county, Philip Triplelt, we'll.
known farmer, in an alteration with Ed
ward Johnson, n col0red boy in his employ,
Threw Il SUCK III Hliil, WHICH, penetrated HIS
eye, resulting in death. In trial yesterday
for involuntary mansEaughter Trplett was
acquitted.
Judge William G. Barton, Of Fredericks
burg. who is holding special term of the
Circuit Court of Henrico for Judge Well
ford, yesterday caused to be entered in the
case of Glenn, trustee, VS.. The National
Transportation and Express Company dc
cree declaring q dividend to the creditors of
the company.
In compliance with resolution adopted
by the Richmond city democratic commit
tee, Mr. Lewis II. Blair, treasurer and mem
Der of that committee, and the author OF an
essay advocating mixed schools, and init.
mating that the democrats had suppressed
the negro vote in the South, has resigned
his position on the committee
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NEWS DE EEEE DAY.

John Taylor, president of the Mormon
Church, died at Salt Lake yesterday.
Ex.Police Captain William Delnnty, Of
Baltimore, died yesterday afternoon after an
illness of about two weeks.
The first coal shipped direct from the
West Virginia Central Railway to the c. &
O. canal was delivered at tho basin wharf
in Cumberland yesterday and two boats
we're loaded.
The total collections from all sources OF
internal revenue for the fiscal year just
ended were Sis $50, 7557. There was q fall.
ing oirin the receipts from distilled spirits,
and an increase of receipts from malt
liquors.
Unknown parties Monday night entered
tho weaver room of the large cation mill of
the Manvlle company al Manyi!le, Il. /,
and by running a knife along the tops of
the rolls ruined some five Thousands yards
of fancy goods on the looms. The mill wds
recently the scene OLA weevers' strike.
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Ohio Republicans.

TOLEDO, July 27.-1'he delegates TO the
republican State convention are all here,
ready for the preliminary session of the
convention, which begins at at four o'clock
this afternoon The district delegations
will meet at two o'clock and appoint their
respective vice presidents and members
of the various committees. The con-
vention will be called to order
by Hon. Allen 7. Brinsmsde, chair
man of the State central commit
toe Hon. Dan Ryan of Scioto county,
will be made temporary chairman.
TIE selections of Vice Presidents and COM
mI.tee men will then be announced and the
Sherman resolutions be introduced. 1t will
be referred 10 the committe on resolutions
and be reported as part of The platform to-
morrow. The convention will then ad-
journ until 10 O'Clock to morrow morning.
There has been tremendous pressure
brought 10 oear on the delegates opposed to
the resolution, and it is confidently claimed
that there will be no open opposition on the
floor OF the convention. Senator Sherman
will be permanent chairman of the conven-
ton and will mako speech on taking the
chair defining his position.
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Scl,ocIs in Ge0ynin.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jnly 27.-The educational
committee cflhe House and Senate in joint
session last evening reported in favor OF the
Glenn bill, which makes it 8 penalty for aoy
teacher to teach white child in colored
school or colored child in white school,
the schools being kept separate by q con-
stitutional law Of the State. The prelimin-
airy discussion of the bill has created con-
siderable excitement in the north. Its pas
sage is accepted here es the fixed policy Of
tia State. There was little discussion in
the committee. Every white man voted for
the bill, the two coored men of the commit
tse voting adversely.
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ro-DAy.s TEEEGRApnsEC NEWS
Foreign News.

PARIS, July "a wido'g named BelIi
gand has been sentenced to imprisonment
at hard lator for lie for the murder of her
lover, whom she kile by throwing vitriol
on hip.
BERLIN, Jaly 27.-Coant Kanoky and
Ministers Luiz and Craisheim, of Bavaria,
will visi. Prince Bismarck at Kissingen.
LONDON, July 81 The Arabian press
announce that Kiag JOHN has asked the
Queen through the British consul resident at
Alden, to nediete between Italy and Ahys-
SIMS.
The royal yacht squadron oner plizss Of
600, 600. and elOO for 8 race from Cowes
to Cherbourg. then to Eddystone Light and
back. to be started August S. The race is
open o Eoglish and foreign yachts.
The Porte hiss decided to reopen the ne
goiiatioas with England direct for The set
Element of tho Egyptian question. The oh
ect OF the Porte is that the negotiations
shall proceed wiIhou. the other powers be.
ing consulted.
Geo. Bidwell, who wss sentenced to life
imprisonment for forging Baul, Of England
notes, has been released from confinement
on tho ground of il.heath He sailed for
New York on Saturday last.
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OFFICIAL.


AT q regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
held July 70, 1857, there were present. Henry
strauss esq, President. and Messrs Aguew.
Burke, Ma:bury, Lambdin, Bryant, and Lead
bcater.
The Committee on Streets on the petition of
sundry citizons asking that the alley between
Prince and King from Patrick to IIenry street.
be paved, &c, repo ted in favor OF ordering thu
Superintendent of Police to do the work MS Sc,
forth in the petition, the pIoperty owner to pay
two-thirds and the corporation ono-thiid OF the
expense which WIS adopted.
communication from the Mayor in raga:d to
converting the second story OF the sun engine
house into court room for the Mayor was REFERRED
to the Committee on Public Property with power
to act.
A communication from the Mayor IN regard to
paving Cameron and Fayetto Streets in regard 10
the Henry street sewer, was referred TO the Com
mittee on Streets and 60 much thereof rs referred
to the bond of the City Surveyor was referred 20
tho Finance Committee.
On motion it was resolved that the following
bills for improvements assessed against the lot on
Prince street, between Columbus and Alfred
streets. owned by W. f. Vincent the lot on The
northwest corner of Washington and Cameron
streets, owned by c. f. Stuart the lot on tho
southwest corner of Columbus and Cameron
streets, owned by c. T.. Simpson, and tho lot ON
the northeast corner of King and Columbus
streets, owned by Albert stuart he referred to the
Corporation Attorney, with instructions to enforce
their payment by suit or otherwise.
bill of J. Entwislc jr., $S5.4G, COR med cine,
was ordered 10 be paid
petition Of q. w. Ramsay, executor. for re
duction of assessment on house No - K4ul
street; also petition of G. ". D. Ramsay, exccu-
tor, for reduction OF assessment on the house on
tho southeast corner of King and Patrick streets.
aud on house No 30 King street also an ord-
nance in relation to delinquent taxes Sc also q
petition of +. Pan for return of crronc0ug tax on
capital also communication from the Board Of
Health in regard TO the Henry street sewer: also
petition of suniry citizens in regard to the same,
also u petition of Emily H. Mehailey to have tho
curb set, &C. in front Of her premises, corner OF
Duke and Washington streets also = resolution
in regard to the adjournment Of Council until the
fourth Tuesday in October; also communication
from the Hydraulion Engine Company for repairs
to their house, were received from the Common
Council and their action concurred in.
The Board then adjourned.
Testc: JNO. }. JAMESON. Clerk
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The Henrietta National Bank.

KANSAS Cry, July 27.-One of the men,
bers of the cattle firm of Curtis & Anderson,
which failed in Texas q few days ago, was
il this city yesterday, accompanied by Col.
Slaughter, of Dallas, Tex. Col. Slaughter,
speaking on authority, said that the failure
of the Henrietta National bank, which was
clused by ths cattle failure, was only a
matter of 800 900, and that amount would
be subscribed by friends. Ten thousand
dollars have already been pledged and the
bank will soon be all right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-27

a Georgia colonel and major INDUCED in
some little pleasantries In the trial of case
before an Atlanta jury the other day, and in
the course of the dispute The former called
the latter q liar. The major at once sprang
TO his feet and buried copy of the revised
statutes at the colonel who lodged the mass
OF accumulated law and threw Bib'e at
bis antagonist. Law books, ink bottles and
nucilage were then thrown promiscuously
and just as the colonel was about to brain
the major with heavy iron spittoon, bail
ifs and lawyers interferred and wrenched
the saliva holder from him. Neither man
vas hurt in the fight but one of the jurors
was well sprinkled with ink and q lawyer
had his face vanished with mucilage. The
Judge watched the combat with serenity,
and when it was over quietly asked the
beligerents ifthey intended to proceed with
the case
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s. NcgI.gent Conductor.

PwTsBURG, Pa, JAY 27.-Tha coroner's
Jury Investigating the Gauss of the death of
Engineer Moore, who was killed ca the Bal,
tmore ana Ohio Railway in this city on
Sunday last By the train running through an
open switch and being hurled over an en-
bankment. finished its Iabors. They found
that it was CAUSED By the gross criminal
negligence OF conductor August Bushman.
They also censured the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway company for neglecting to repair
the signal target 8: the switch which was
damaged by recent fire. Bushman was
committed for trial He has beea in the en-
ploy Of the company since 1866.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-27

The Forum for August has been received
from its publishers, in New York. Its con-
tents are: The Return of the Republican
party, by Gov. ]. B. Foraker; Has Ireland
q Grievance by Lord Bramwell; The For
gotten Cause OF Poverty, by Rev. Howard
Crosby Books That Have Helped Me, by
Edward Eggleston; An Outside View of
Reyiyals, by Prof C. G. Everett; What Is
the Object of Life by ". H. MaIock; The
Choice of an Occupation, By Rev. DR.. Ed
ward E. Hale Alcohol in High Latituies,
by Gen. a. W. Greedy; Why We Have No
Great Artists, by JOHN y. C!amplin, ir;
The Progress of Co eduaaiion, by Rev. Dr.
C. F. Deems. and TIE Conditions of Indus
trial Peace, by Prof. Richard I. Ely.
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A DeKalb street lady purchased LUMP
of crystal ice a few days ago and placed it
in an ice cooler, which was perfectly clean.
She added 70 water. allowing it 10 melt
without assistance. Some time later she
drew glass of the melted ice and was lift
ing it to her lips, when from the very centre
tiny snake reared its diamond head, its
scintillating eyes and glisteniug forked
tongue causing scream of fright to issue
from tho lady's lips. Fortunately she held
on to the glass and was thus able to prove
to the increduIous friends who answered her
call the absolute truth of this strange story.
The snake was almost pure white, measured
an inch and half in length, was fully de.
veloped and belongs to a species as yet IN.
classified. How it came into the ice, and
how it could live and display such astonsh-
ing livelness in LIQUID of 8 temperature so
near coneelation is mystery worthy the
attention of our local scientists Norris.
tom Herald
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ALEXANDRIA,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY %.

THE Territory of Utah now possesses all
the requisite qualifications of Statehood
and should be admitted thereto without any
farther delay. The attempt to prolong It's
exclusion upon the ground that having been
admitted as g State into the Union its lesis-
latnre may possibly enact laws objection
able 10 the other States is utterly unwar'
rented and unprecedented. No such reason
was ever before assigned for the exclusion
of any otncr Territory, and is without the
slga,esl Justification in the case referred TO-
The constitution just framed by the people
OF Utah is comfortable to that Of the UniteG
States, and why those people, any more
than those of any other Territory that has
been, or that may be, admitted, should be
grossly and graluitously insulted by e&-
pressed or implied doubts of their future H.
deity. loyalty and patriotism, is what only
those whose selfish interests will be SUB
served by keeping them still longer out oil
tho Union, can tell.
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DISMISSED FOR INSULTING TIE PEEsI-
DENT.-Some weeks ago General Black,
commissioner Of pensions, with the approval
of the Secretary of tho Interior, ordered the
dismissal ofC. E. Behle, special pension ex-
aminer at Cincinnati, upon information that
Behle, at meeting of 3 German literary
society in that city, on July "a last, and in
the hearing of large company, used gross
ly insulting language towards the President
OF the United States. Subsequently the
Seer etary ordered suspension of the order
of dismissal unit! Behie could be heard in
his own behalf Belle appeared at the In
terror Department yesterday and WAS given
a personal hearing by the Secretary. He
did not deny the charge, which was sub
stantiated by the a1idavits Of several promi-
nent people of Cincinnati, but said he had
no recollection of using the language at
tributed to him. At the conclusion OF the
interview, the Secretary revoked his orde.
of suspension, thus dismissing Behle from
the service.
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AS A SHIP built in America, owing to the
tariff on the material OF whichit is construct
ed, costs at least twenty per cent. more
than one built abroad, and as, in addition, 20
foreign built ship can be granted an Amer
can register when an American feels dis
posed to invest his money in ship, he net
only has to go outside of his own country 10
buy one, hut mas to make paper transfer
of it ton foreigner, aad to ailitunder foreign
coora. Allof which, to people of ordinary
understanding. seems rather to hamper
than to promote American ship building,
though the friends Of the tariff and navisa
ton law profess TO believe that those laws
rebound to the interest Of the shiphullders
OF the counl:p.